Campus Student Life

CCC student organizations help members get involved in campus life, reach their academic milestones, and become more engaged in their career path.

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Students are encouraged to participate in campus activities and student organizations that relate to their respective areas of study or interest. Students who join have the opportunity to bring more life to campus by hosting events, fundraisers, and more! For more information about joining a student organization or club, contact 575.769.4085.

Students must bring the following documents to obtain an ID card:

• Copy of current class schedule

• A photo ID such as a state driver’s license or military ID

• A CCC Business Office document showing tuition payment or arrangements have been made

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Campus Activities Board (CAB)

The Campus Activities Board at Clovis Community College provides a form of government for the supervision of student activities; provides a forum for the expression of student views and interests; maintains academic freedom, academic responsibility, and student rights; improves the cultural, social, and physical welfare of students; promotes national and international understanding and fellowship at the student level; and fosters the recognition of the rights and the resulting responsibilities of students attending college, community, and among humanity.

In order to join CAB, students must have completed at least 15 credits at CCC with a minimum 2.5 GPA, and they must be enrolled at least part time in coursework. If you are interested in joining CAB, contact Jessica Holt at 575.769.4908 or holtj@clovis.edu.

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Association for Non-Traditional Students in Higher Education (ANTSHE)

ANTSHE believes that adult learners reach a higher level of success and completion of their degree programs when they have the support of faculty, administrators, advisors, and other members of their informal support network (i.e., friends, family, colleagues, etc.). Interested in joining? Contact William Cochran at coachranw@clovis.edu.

 

 

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Gender/Sexuality Alliance (GSA)

All of our work with students focuses on leadership development and activism that prioritizes building alliances not only across sexual orientation and gender identity lines, but also across race, ethnicity, and inclusion. If you are interested in joining GSA, please contact Hector Trevizo at TrevizoH@clovis.edu.

 

 

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Military Community Group

 

Are you a military spouse or dependent? Are you interested in being part of a Clovis Community College based military student group? Contact Nohemi Lara-Miller at millern@clovis.edu or Josue Lugaro at LugaroJ@clovis.edu.

 

 

 

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Mixed Gaming Club

Through gaming and mutual interests, students gain the opportunity to find a healthy balance in learning and leisure. We strive for our members to gain positive experiences through the Mixed Gaming Club to grow strategically, mentally, and academically. Students that participate in the Mixed Gaming Club have the opportunity to have fun, meet new peers, and become the best possible version of themselves. If you are interested in becoming part of the Mixed Gaming Club, please contact Dr. Jessica Brown at BrownJe@clovis.edu.

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Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Society

The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa International honor society is to recognize and encourage scholarship among two-year college students. To achieve this purpose, PTK provides opportunity for the development of leadership and service, for an intellectual climate for exchange of ideas and ideals, for lively fellowship for scholars, and for stimulation of interest in continuing academic excellence. To encourage continued education, PTK offers opportunities to apply for over $87 million in scholarships from PTK, partnering senior colleges, universities and foundations.

Phi Theta Kappa chartered the Alpha Tau Nu chapter at CCC in 1991. Membership in Phi Theta Kappa is by invitation only. A student must have completed 12 credit hours towards an associate’s degree with a GPA of 3.5 to qualify. Invitations are sent out during the spring and fall semesters. For more information, please reach out to Nayeli Caldera at CalderaN@clovis.edu or Kelsey Knight at KnightK@clovis.edu.

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Radiology Student Association (RSA)

Radiology students are invited to join this professional student association, whose purpose is to foster interest in the imaging profession and to promote professional behaviors including but not limited to community service, excellent patient care, and ethical behaviors and to foster active involvement in professional societies. Membership in the Radiology Student Association is open to all students currently enrolled in the Radiology Program at Clovis Community College. No monetary dues are required. For more information about the Radiology Student Association, please visit the Rad Tech Department in the Allied Health Building, contact Ben Trujillo at trujillob@clovis.edu.

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Student Ambassadors

The Student Ambassador program is an exciting opportunity for exemplary students to aid in promoting Clovis Community College to prospective students and community members. The Student Ambassadors will fill and important role within the college to help build our image in our community. Ambassadors will develop interpersonal and leadership skills and make important networking contacts. To qualify for membership, you must be a full-time student and be able to commit to the Student Ambassador program for one calendar year. In addition, you must have completed at least 12 credit hours with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Ambassadors will be student employees and will be required to participate in the following activities:

To be considered, eligible students must complete an application for membership. Applications may be picked up at the Information Desk or Admissions Office and finalists will be contacted for interviews.

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Student Nurses Association (SNA)

The Student Nurses Association is open to all Nursing Students at CCC. This organization is a stepping stone to membership in the professional nursing association after graduation. A student can hold membership at the local, state, or national level. Members participate in fund-raising activities to help benefit needy families and fellow students and to help with convention expenses. For more information about the Student Nurses Association, visit the Nursing Department in the Allied Health Building, call 575.769.4976, or contact Elena Soto at SotoE@clovis.edu.

 

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Viva! Hispanic Student Organization

Students have the opportunity to join Viva!, CCC’s Hispanic Student Organization (HSO). With Viva!, students have an opportunity to learn more about the multifaceted and unique aspects of Hispanic culture, volunteer at campus and community events, and learn more about themselves and others by forming lasting connections. If you are interested in becoming part of Viva! HSO, please contact Santana Sena at senasa@clovis.edu.

Members of Viva have the opportunity to:

• Raise money for scholarship opportunities on campus, and outline the requirements for those awards.

• Provide education and immersion of the multifaceted and unique aspects of Hispanic culture.
• Be a force for change and improvement at Clovis Community College and within the local community.
• Become leaders, learning about organizational processes and maintaining respectful professional relationships.
• Have fun!

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Teach Together

Teach Together is a peer mentorship organization for ECED and Education majors. Students can participate in conversations, classroom readiness activities, and other lifelong skills before they enter their career.

Our main venue is on Canvas where students can connect with us to ask questions or just enjoy the teaching resources available.  

 

Benefits of being in Teach Together include:

Advisors to contact:

Cindy Martin (575) 769-4145

Kathy Martin (575) 769-4099

Nancy Meadows (575) 769-4066

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Physical Therapist Assistant Student Association

Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) students are invited to join this professional student association, whose purpose is to foster interest in the physical therapy profession, promote ethical and professional behaviors based on the American Physical Therapy Association Core Values and Values-Based Behaviors for the PTA, and to foster a lifelong commitment to learning with literature reviews on current evidence-based practice. Membership in the PTA Student Association is open to all students currently enrolled in the PTA program at Clovis Community College. For more information about the PTA Student Association, please visit the PTA Department, call 575.769.4067, or contact Keishla Cota at CotaK@clovis.edu.